European Commission asks small businesses for proposals on how to cut red tape
The European Commission (EC) has called on small and medium enterprises to come forward with proposals on how to reduce
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Business
Credit Agricole to sell Greek subsidiary for one euro
Credit Agricole said on October 1 that it has started talks to sell its Greek subsidiary Emporiki to Greek lender
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Motor vehicle trade grew 65 per cent in Bulgaria in 2011, Eurostat says
There was a 65 per cent growth in the motor vehicle trade in Bulgaria in 2011, according to statistics from
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Belene: an unfinished play of indeterminate length
Bulgaria’s autumn political drama season got off to a relatively quiet start, a calm before the storm of debates stirred
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Banking union plans irk Czech Republic
The European Union’s single currency zone may have avoided collapse by green-lighting key stabilisation and oversight mechanisms, but an ongoing
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Mysterious US consortium shows interest in Bulgaria’s Belene nuclear plant
MPs from Bulgarian Parliament’s economic policy committee were caught unawares on September 26, when Economy Minister Delyan Dobrev attended a
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Bulgaria’s consumer watchdog slams banks on lending terms
Bulgaria’s Commission for Consumer Protection (CCP) said on September 26 that it found illegal provisions in the lending terms of
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Manufacturers of plastic bags protest against Bulgaria’s new eco-tax
More than 1000 people turned out on September 26 2012 in support of a protest by Bulgarian manufacturers of plastic
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Poland to consider euro adoption when euro zone recovers – central bank head
Poland will take into consideration introducing the common currency when the euro zone resolves its problems, central bank NBP head
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